SLO County Supervisors Vote to Oppose Legalization of Marijuana on the November Ballot
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THE SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HAVE VOTED TO OPPOSE TWO MEASURES ON THE NOVEMBER BALLOT. THE VOTE INCLUDED PROPOSITION 19, WHICH WOULD LEGALIZE MARIJUANA, WHICH THE BOARD OPPOSED ON A UNANIMOUS 5-0 VOTE. ON A 4-1 VOTE, THE BOARD OPPOSED PROPOSITION 21, WHICH WOULD PROTECT STATE PARKS FROM FLUCTUATING STATE BUDGETS BY ADDING AN $18 SURCHARGE TO LICENSES FOR ALL NON-COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, AND IN EXCHANGE WOULD GRANT FREE ADMISSION TO THOSE WHO PAID THE FEE.
SUPERVISOR BRUCE GIBSON VOTED IN SUPPORT OF PROP 21 SAYING THAT IT IS IMPORTANT TO THE LOCAL TOURIST ECONOMY.
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